DHCP server functionality can be configured on a variety of devices, including:
- Workstations
- Servers
- Routers
- Switches
In the following sections, we will exemplify such configurations on various platforms.
DHCP Server on Cisco Routers – CLI
Many enterprise routers and switches offer DHCP server functionality. We will exemplify this on a Cisco IOS router.
The first step is enabling the DHCP service on the router. This is accomplished using the service dhcp command, as shown in the output below. DHCP is actually enabled by default on most router models by the . . .
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